Poster abstracts are now available online.

Please find your name or the title of your poster among the abstracts by a keyword search with your web-browser, and identify your abstract number. With your abstract number you can find the number of your poster board from this table. The abstract book will contain the posterboard number printed next to you abstract.

The available area for each poster is 4 ft times 4 ft (122 cm).  Push pins will be provided. Do not use staples.

Posters can be hung up during the morning coffe break, and must be removed on the evening of the same day that they are presented.

Post deadline abstracts are available here,
and will be presented in the Poster Session III on Thursday.

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Guide to Postdeadline Contributed Abstracts for ICAP 2002
July 28- August 2,  Cambridge, MA
Introduction

The deadline for postdeadline abstracts is:
July 18

Postdeadline abstracts will be accepted as space allows. Send your abstract in postscript or pdf (see below for instructions) by e-mail. Choose from the Subject Categories below.

This page contains helpful information and instructions for preparing and submitting your postdeadline contributed abstract(s) for ICAP 2002.

There will be three poster sessions throughout the week.  Contributions will be assigned to a particular session by July 18.  Each poster will be allotted an area of 4 ft times 4 ft (122 cm).  Push pins will be provided.

How to prepare an abstract

Simply download the templates and fill in the text. The templates provide the correct size for the abstract page (6 in x 9 in or 15 cm x 22.5 cm) with page margins of 0.75 in(left), 1.0 in (right), and 1.0 in (top and bottom). Each abstract is limited to ONE PAGE only. Authors are allowed to include figures and tables - the templates below include examples.

A - Download
        - - the generic LaTeX version of the abstract template (see also the pdf finished product). The font in the LaTeX template is Computer Modern Roman and the scale is \small.
        - - the Win32 Word template or the Mac Word template.

B- Convert to postscript or pdf file for uploading.  If you can generate pdf or PS output from the LaTeX or Word document, you're ready to upload to the submission site (see below).

                If not, you can find help HERE.
 

Subject Categories

A. Atomic Tests of Fundamental Theories
B. Precise Measurements of Atomic Constants
C. Atomic and Ionic Structure
D. High Resolution Spectroscopy
E. Molecules
F. Cooling and Trapping
G. Collisions: Hot and Cold
H. Atom Optics and Interferometry
I. Bose-Einstein Condensates and Fermi Degenerate Gases
J. Coherence, Quantum Optics and Quantum Control
K. Quantum Computation and Information
L. Atoms in Intense Fields
M. Impact on other Disciplines and other Topics
N. Frequency and Time